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fa- - • ?-- - . --- . -, r , :,.? D .N , ...1et 4 :+,. ( T.- . 7.. ., ; :."1., 'a.", AA - ~1,,,*.i,..v„,—,,,4 fk " r ' ~. i t. , 4.- 41, 4 4 • 01 Z1 4 ,_ 4 , , ,, , ,,,5, ..,, k . ... , , ; I THE NUMBER 5426.] .. tsi tW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GA RDEN. VICTUALLING-OFFIC. E, TO - MORRO W. EVENING, Feb. 2, 1810, yan. 30, tglo. Will be performed the Opera of THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING m THE EXILE. HIS MAY ESTrs NAV Y do hereby give Notice, 4 ftet which will be performed (31st time) a new Comic i That on Tuesday, the 16th of February next, they will be Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR ; ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), an d treat for Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Three Hundred Chaldrons (each consisting of Thirfy-six Bushels, 0 A ,h Saturday, Every Man in his Humour ; with Love -'."' Mode. Winchester MeasureA of PITT'S TAN El EL D IMO° R , WINDSOR'S PONTOP, or SIMPSON'S PONTOP COALS, to be delivered in a whole C Argo or Cargoes, one half in Six Weeks, and the other . half in Six Weeks afterward:, winds and weather permitting, alougade the Wharf of his Majesty's Victualling Premises at liVmouth and .s*u:blown, and to be paid for by Bilis payable with Interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Seoetag's LYCEUM THEATRE. • Under the Special LiCenieof the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, Granted tor the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM- I'ANV of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, A.„ffi, THIS PRESENT EVE.NING, F e bruary 1, Mo e ka'rl'orrn the last n- ()nate Opera of UP ALL NIGHT tor, THE SNIUGGLERS' CAVE. To Which will be added (first time at this Theatre), the Farce of WHO'S THE DUPE to-m o rr o w, john hull; or, An Englishrnan's Fin-side; With Ella Rosenberg. THEATRE, NEWCASTLE -STREET, STRAND.: - stablished by Authority , an d Licensed by the Right Hon. the LORD CHAMBERLAIN. THIS EVENING Ist, Friday 2d, and Saturday 3d of February, the Comic Burietta of THE STAGE-STRUCK. BUTLER. -The Indian Spedacle of THE TERRIPIC BROTHERS. EQUEST RIAN PLIABILITY OF At:TION. n ew Panto 'bWhecli will be added (9th tirne),, an entire t ninie, called THE LEGACY ;_ Or, 1-IA.R E LQUIN SPENDTHRIFT. Harlequin, Mr. PEARCE • tlodpole (the Clown), Mr. HARTIAND; Pantaloon, Mr. DAVIS And Columbine, Mrs. PARKER. Second Price at halt past Eight. Tattoo by able Masters from Ten till Three "`•;lbck. sealCa" Ott Monday next will be produced a new Comic Mu. Prelude, and a IMStordi Divertisement ; consequence „, i which, part of tlie above Entertainments will be with. I ltawn after Saturday next. CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE. DFIE SUBSCRIBERS to the LIFE ANNUL ' ' iY of DUBLIN, the I.4th Day of lime, 1776, who are to 7, 0 pad their Interest in London, may receive Half a,Y ear's ;Pinuily due at Christmas last , b y a pp l y ing to Mr. W 11.- tv•1A11 CONING HAM, Ni. a, Great St. Helen's, every , ednesclay, rom Ten o'Clock. till Two. The Subscribers ' 0 bring with f them their Bonds, and a Certificate of the Lik of the Nominee. It is requested. that, in case of death, Notice.may be given I s above,4for the future Benefit and Regulation of each Class. Office. No regard will be_ bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the' Board• before One o'Clack on the said Tuesday, the •i6tb -of February next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten der, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called VICTUALLING.OFF ICe, Jan. 301 b, IS to. . . THE PITT SEAL, Sacred to the Memory of that upright Statesman and , to her whom Britain owes her Independence, her Safety, ac knowledged Superiority over the enslaved and degraded Na - tioos of Europe \A R. BRASBRIDGE respeafully informs those ,-LV.I. who, sensible of such blessings, lament theioss of Pim whose Councils pr , cured them, that he has happily tueceeded in obtaining a coiled Impression for SEALS, RINGS, and LOCK.E.TS, taken from Turnerellr's Bust, which is esteemed the best Likeness of the Ftight Hen. WILLIAM PITT. No. ioo, Fleet.street. - _...--.........0..• 'Er HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His Mvesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the sorb of February next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat Jor Three Hundred and Fifty toes of ROSE CORK (seconds) BUTTER, or Rutter of equal goodness; to be delivered one Hall thereof in Six Week f, and the othe r Half in Six Weeks afterwards, into His Majesty's Fiaualling Store.. at the Pot ts, and in the proportions under-mentioned, viz. Tons. Deptford - - 150 Portsmouth a - too Plymouth - . too -.....„------- PrBOB, who, in the l ast Lottery, sold in 'a Sliares. a.,Prizes of Zto,oon i 3 PrlZel of i t t,060 - . - 5,000 i 2 - - . - coo bas at p re sent a Variety of TI CKETS and SHARES on tale for t h e GRAND LOTTERY , that begins and fin son VALENTINE'' DAY. • Persons in the Country may be supplied, by sending their Orders (Post or Carriage paid), accompanied withgood bills, Salk:Notes or Post-Office Orders, to No. 4, ' I CORNHILL,'or 9, HARING.CROSS. -----L —.......---7 ~ . ALL IN TWELVE HOURS. Swurr and' Co. remind their Friends and the PUblic, that the whole of the present Grand STATE toTTE KY Will be Drawn on ST. VALETIN E's DAY, 'the 4th of Next Month, when in the sholt N space of Twelve Hours the-immense Sum of Two Hundred Thousand Pounds will be disiributed in Prizes of various desc riptions,or includ ing 'Forty Capitals, among which are o 1 each. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale in great variet at theirOakes, No. I , Poultry, No. tz, Charing-Cross, ant No. 11, Aldgate High-street, where Five of the Capital Nt rizts in the last Lot ter y were soldin the last I..ouery were bald in Shalres. . . Ll'l'o, Partner witty the late Sir J. BRANSCO MB. Removed to 2, Corithill, near the Mansion-House. DI ETURNS lus Grateful Thanks for all Favours 4.16 received during the Eight years he was the only Part riei and person ton neeted in the Lottery Business with the - , late Sir lames Branscornb, and respetlfully,toicits the Office, glands of his friends and the public, at his present No. 2, CO RN H I LL, now established solely on his own ac *omit, and where the smallest order will meet that civility a:id :mention for which his former residence was particularly noticed. , The Lottery will be drawn all in ONE DAY, FE• tRUARN 14, iSto. d th e Scheme and Pla n of Drawing arein inthetlastm hess so good, and were so universally approve L elve s so That very few words are required to invite purchasers. l` ton oherefore has only to add, that as "l'iLltets and Shares . ! , i1 I most certainly rise, an early application s uld be Made at his lucky Office, . , No. a, CORNHI LL, near the Mansion-House. 61' The Public are tespealully informed, that no Busi. - less can be transaded before Eight 'C Io ck in the Mornin g g o f .Star Eight o ' c lock in she Evening , according the Parliament. --.....------- ------ . . BATH. • VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WISE, At elle Lower Rooms, on Monday the sth February, and five t following days, the Books to be viewed two clays-prev to the Sale, • Most Splendid COLLECTION of BOOKS, most of which art elegantly Bound ;.amoog other Va luable Publications are Camden's Britannia, 4 vols. foli n o ; 1-logarth's Woiks complete, fine impressions,- Lavata's Phy-iognoiny,s vols. 4to. a Subscriber's Copy ; impressions,; An liqui tics ; a complete Set of the Parliamentary ReOster, tog vols. ; Sir W. lotus's and Lord Orfbrd' s Works, 4to. • NCW A ii.nual Register 39 vols.; Heath's Splendid Edition of 51111 , e -p4;,ife 6 trots 4to. Caulogues to be had, at the place of Sal e ; and of the Aocftbneer, Orange G roit. - ;so and to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrati may be seen at the Secretary's Offics. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Prise shall not be inserted to words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before O n e o ' Clock on the said Tuesday, the usth of February next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. EAST-INDIA ROUSE, Yam 3t, 18to. • nr H E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED -IL COMPANY of MLRCHANIS of ENGLANV, Trad. big to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Transfer docks of the said Company's Stock will hi Shut on Thursday, the Ist of March next, at Two v'cloe : k, and opened again on Thuerday the ;21b of April Jail owing. Thai a Quarterly General Court o/ the said Company wi!l be i.helar at their House, in ,Leadenball. street, on Wednesday, the 28th March next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon . That a General Court of the said Company ill be held at their House, in Leadenhall. s treet, •on Irednesd4y, the sith April no:6 front Nine o'clock in the Morning, until Six in the Evening, for i the Eleelion of Six Direacrs of the said C:ornpany, for Four Years. And that the Lists of the Members of the said -Compaty, will he ►eady le he delivered at this trouse, on Thursday, the 22d 211urch next. RAMS 4l', secretery. H ILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WHITE. II I, A ESSENCE of MUS FARO, universally esteemtAl for its extraordinary Efficac y in itheumatisms, Palsies, Gouty Aticaions, and Complaints of .the Stomachbut w here this certain remedy has been unkn wn, or neg ; leaed, and the Chilblains h ave aaually broke, W IT EH EA D's FAMILY. C E RAT will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. Prepartd and sold by R. lo h nston , Apothecary, $5, Greek street, Soho, London, the Essence 4nd Pilis each— the Cerate at ts. lid. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. TJie Genuine, has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of K. lolinstem inserted on it. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. D R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, which . were contrived by the laventor as a Remedy for hint' self, and which preserved him to an advanced age, are ad. nimbly calculated for Rheumatisms, Colds, and all those complaints to which the human frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our . climate : likewise for Bilious, and all other Disorders 61 the Stomach and Bowels ; and for Head achs, occasioned by indigestion or b y free living. Recourse should be had to them attar any excess, and upon every slight indisposition ; and thus their well-known eharaderis tie of promoting Longevity will be maintained ; for, by timely assisting nature in the due discharge of the animal. functions, they preserve the body intisaltli and vigour, and prevent premature decay. and Sons at. the Warehouie S o ld only by F. New ber g for Dr. 'antes ' s Powder, No. 45 , St. Paul's Churchyard, and at Dr. lames's late House, in Bruton-street ;in Boxes, price 45. 6d. each, Duty included ; or six in one large Box k , for il. 45.. None are genuine but those which have the words "F. 'Ncwlsery, Nu. 4,fi, St. Paul ' s, " enwaved. in tho stamp: Ye (1 3 %SIC) J (4' : :12 el) 111 lost, tirA trlat. bcit .ed to rac;,- C ,Siy' 4 . 41 - 4)0, ~T}:. li): it e ~ ~ ~ ~i , , alo crt he 'esS ut W111)Se 11711.6. hoc 4 IN 00 lill~l%~ v;3 5 :1 • ?: ; i t:~t(: in re I itell) , it d*leir 7 - ts SRIL' Es Wilo ,' ....1......,.. :r. • Cadiz ; _- Berke irlaJc s land , of h Nud• of Esq. } pi s A r!r. 31,4 to Miss r Sea' Morison. ss, ail' )ec~ his ar:: utenau I year , rhoin;:. Y tAce.% ; lei J~~ , I 'CA. ~~r:~ ~: r~ ~~~ >n s, SUN. net, or Agent should proceed without the Bill w s ' certified by one of the said Clerics. Such were tl e , objets which he -had in view, and it was for tl e HOUSE OF PEERS. i House to consider what remumeradon . the Clerks WEDNESDAY, JAN. 31 ; should have for their' ex tra tremble. He therefore moved— A Message was received at the Bar of the House ' „ T • . hat a Selea Corrimittee be appointed to consider ot from the Commons, requiring the permission of the more elkaually providing fur theaccuracy and rrgulority • their Lordships, that the Marquis of Huhtly may of passing Private Bills, and the rates of fees tri the Clerks, 4nd that they report their opiniori thereon to the horse." attend and appear as a witness, to be examined be- fore a Cormnitee of the whole House in the Ia- - Mr. PARNEL, Mr. SuseNtte, Mr. PETER MooftE i quiry to be instituted by the Commons relative the . Mr. BATHURST,:aIad Mr. gut:tee made a few ob- , seevations on the subject ; and Sir A. PIGOTT move 1 E x p e dition to the-Scheldt. The LORD Ceeeceetene immediatel y stated, that : that Sir C. Dundee and. Mr. Horner be included in ; the list of the Committee. their Lordships world send an eirswer by a rues- , senger of their own. . t The motion was then put and carried ; and it was The LORD CHANCELLOR laid below the House ' ! -agreed that flee should be a quorum. . . • -, „ some additional Papers respecting the Ewe:ll...i EXPEDITION_ TO '['tip SCHELDT. , ' 1 tion to the Scheldt ; they Were ordered to led Lord PORCAESTER moved, that the Sptaker do printed. '• . issue' hiS warrant for the atteudanre of the fellow- The Ninth deport of the Irish Commissioners ' ing Officers to give evidence before the Cemmittee was presented at the Bar, and ordered to b.. primed. 1 of the Houee of Commons, to inquire alto the Ex ! . The Thanks of the H ouse were directed to be pedition to the. Scheldt, viz. Lieutenant-Ge octal Sir Liemenate-Generel D Lieutenant given to the Right Red-. . the lend Bishop of e Eyre Coate, on, 1 Bristol, lot the exceilent Sermon which he preached General Hope , Maj or-General Brownrig, gadier- I: at Westminster Abbey y esterda y before their Lord- G.,meral M'Cleed, Capt. Squires, of the En,!,alQers., ships.—Adjourned. l Captain Owen, of the Navy, &c. whose attend.mce •••••••••■0.............. • t was ordered -accordingly. - .. . , !. It was also ordered , on t ip; motion of his 1,45 r d HOOSE . OF COMMONS. i . 0-0, that General Grosvenor and Se: likeee Pop- WEDN ESDAY, JAN. 31 . ham .be desired to attend in their pieces, being Mr. Johnstone, from the Office of the Chief • Members of the House. He net ived, that Secretary of State in Ireland, presented' at the Bar Message should be sent to the Leids ; to request the the Ninth Repo' t of the Commissioners of Inquiry ' atteniiince ot the Earl of Rolv'n before the Coei , for Ireland. mittee, which.WaS also.agreed to. . , Lprd P e acueseee stated at the B ar of the House, - Lord Poßcazsma. said, ,it probably Woo d Lot he that ha had oelivered their Message to tile House , : objeeded to, that the Committee shoted,et rie pry of L-erd-, requeeing that their Lorddeips• would . di em , , permit Lord Bat ou Gordon to attend the Commit- 1 Tne Cu ANCULLOR of the Excn Q t ea waeagaiust tee oi that House upon Friday next ; and their tee . House adoptitz, at. the present moment,. ily leseelships had granted permisston accordingly. ' such tube: When the House met on Fri lay, ;it migh seen how,lar there was a probehility of Mr. CALL:RAFT moved that aecoants be laid be fore the House bf the returns (Vie monthly recruit- ' the Inquiry extending, and it In:gilt be I hru;bt ;W -ing for the year ending the eetlt day of Jan. 1809, visable to proceed in the same manner asthe Inquiry and also an accpuut of the effective military strengt II which took place last Session. . of the army froth the 25th of January, 1800, to the i Mr. TIERNEY obseived, that as at this period eif 25th July same year, and also from that date to , the , the Session thereth could not be any .incoaveniehee of eel January, 1810, distinguisheig cavalry, foreign : setting a dys apart for the Inquir it vvould, corps, artillery and militia, with the terms of their ! in his opinion, be hater to come to Some wider enlistmeut, whether for life, ur for a eel tain hum- H ea t ohng on the subjee. Sir John Hope was to comsi ber of years.—Ordered. from Scotland, and as other Officers would have to 1 attend from day to day , the y mi g ht not know what O RDNANCE. Mr. CALCRAFT se...ing a Right non. Geallernan time they would b waisted from not pointing out p a in his place, rose to p ut a q uestion, with respect to regular proceediog. e He recommended to follow u the various rumours afloat upon a reported defatea- the Inquiry with all possible dispatch, without how-. no tion in the O r d na nce D, T artio . I -- 1- -:• cih'ed to ever imerfering with any basiness,of.a pressing LAViC: !- L l ' ,ll U Llii ; ce se i t y . know if there was any foam:lee:et te, and if there was, whether the discovery ot such t The CSANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, the . • defalcation arose out of mere accident, or was the H o use wou ld see on F r id a y, w hether the eh eL e s y oe t el e ,. le tee eee....•....y II ..,A LA‘=l.l ,it ohs L.,)1.• Oc ..uw awed, o i .. , ..i.onday. ft.. i t ,-• the result of the proceedings of the Conmaissto;exs Fors would be ready for delivery before theformer' of Military Inquiry, he should not feel it to be his day. As to the plan of Inquiry, he thought the duty to trouble the Huuse any farther on the subjeet, House might consider i t under three heads ; first, miler% ise he should. .the policy of the measure; secondly; the ex- The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIiE4VER ,replied, ecution of it ; and, thirdly; the necessity for that as as far as he knew he belie% ed the d-sc.wery al- ing the evacuation of Walcheren—a mode , which, luded to was the re,ult ot accident ;it bad come to he thought, would simplify the proceedings of the his knowledge the S aturda y before tee meeting of .; Housee Parliarnent. On the tollowing Monday he made ; Mr. DERNEY was of opinion that it should be inquiry into the eircumstauces, and found that the ; investigated under the first head, whether the fleet lern'.n to say the lea •t of it, had acted in vio- was as soon fitted out as it ought , or not ?- whether Gent , latioe of the Act of Parliament, and he Kad accord- the arn6unt of the disposable force was sufficient ingly recount-at:ivied such an inquiry Imo the merits . what information Ministers had as to the strength. of of the case as induced that Gentleman to tender his the force of the enemy ? And the next, isoint for resignation. Ni) further draughts ot the public mo- inquiry was, whether the eondua ,of the officers ney had beeen permitted to be made upon receipts who were intrusted with the conduct of the Espedi in the name ot that Othcer. He next Still to the tion was proper or not.—(Here the conversation ter- Commisioners of Military loquity to know it they •, urinated). had discovered any thing in the Ordnance Depart- NAVY ESTIMATES. The House, on the motion of the CHANCELLOR nt, aod the answer he received was, that nothing . of ale EXCHEQUER, resolved itself into a Cones loccurred to them that rendered it necessary to make any communication. Not deeming this answer ; met , ee of Supply. Mr. ROgERT WARD rose for the purpose of move satisfaaory, he made further Inquiry, but it did ,in the Estimates of the N av y . He moved — n ot appear that the public would sus tain an y consi "lhat it was the opinion o f the Committee that deratee -toss. . , . i ; the number of Seamen erri p lo y ed for the year .18-1 O, Mr. CALCRAFT said, he was glad to hear that the be 130,000 men, includ in g 31,000 marines, which public would net st4fer as much as fUnlpUr repro ,was, agreed . t o." :, . seated---(ore the subjett was discontinued). f m -He observed, that .. it was necessary- to fellow SUITORS IN CHANCERY- • up the vote with the usual vote of wear and dear, ' which the Committee would recollect e mbraced the Mr. M. A. TAYLOR said, it was his intention, i the business was not taken up in the House 0 ; wag-s and victuals of the number of men voted. - Lords, or by some Member more competent than He had to observe, that the amount voted last year himself in the House of Cotnmons, to bung forward t was 11,900,0001. but there .would b e a dimithition , on respecting Suitors in Chancery. - thie year in the sum. to the amount of . one Million a moti - . PRIVATE BILLS. : and u pwatds.—ln the first place, he observed,ehough the number of Men voted amounted to 130,000 Men, The CHANCELLOR of the EeCHEISUER said he : rose .in pursuance of the notice he had given, to yet on an average there was an increase of 13,000, mote for a. Committee to regulate the mode and which would be for the House to consider - here proceedings with more accuracy in the' passing of after, whether they should lie continued in the ser private bills. It was necessary in etfecting.this de- vice or not ? On the subjeet of victualling, he had suable objea, that it shonld be done in le delihe- ' to remark, that there would be a considerable say rate manner, and he thought a Selea . Commitleq . hie in the Estimates of the Navy,. In which was - cl -' 'uded heretofore the victualling soldiers'beyond the the best manner of - proceeding. There were three points to which he called the attention of the House, e e as, so that_ on an average of three years' the as he considered the present praet!ce capable of tery amount of one million, included in that service; great improeement. First, the introduction of es a re P- , would - be carried to the army. The whole o' f the 'es timate wo uld then be 10,100,0001. He concluded v ote Bill, as it present, there was no. person rpon sible for its clauses. Secondly, the progress of the Bill ' by meving— through a Committee. And, thirdly, that the Bill. 1 " That the sum of 2,999,7501.. be granted.'to his should be carefully and thoroughly examined. The ! Majesty, for the wages of the said 130,000 men, for . thirteen lunar months, at the rate of lief ss. 6d, per Member who introduced the Bill, nor any other per son,was now responsible for its clauses, and therefore I autn, per month." many of them came before the House in ' a very i Admiral - MARKHAM observed, that in -"former imperfea manner. The private business, he oh- .; years it was usual to stale the average of the number served, had increased three-fold within the last ten of seamen that woulde emped,,ooo but men. ' pears, and and if the Committee should think dispatch heard o f such an excess before lo torahs 13 n The necessary, then he was of opinion that it Was desira- see-fenei which amounted to 0001. - the purpose of introducing Private Bills, .to certify '1 The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER .sia, in 1 coesequence ot an application froin the Admiralty that it was, in point of form, regular and proper ; and, in the next case, that it could not Ago into a to 'plat down the Sea Fencibles, as not being of aid , ' Committee without the adverse party Devine due ! advantage to the country, .it eves itrtended that' they and sufficient notice. The next objeth woe he to, should be discontinued, but then there must be half correct the manner of engrossments, without inter- . 'pay to the'officers reduced. The viaualling of the t feting with the present prattiee, and dial no Atter- melts abroed would be bronght forwaid, he observed, ... . , • • - IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. PICTUALLING-OFFICE, . • . Y.n. 3oth, .18i0. THE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUALLIAG HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY' do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, Ilse 9t,6 of February next, -they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treatforTwelveHun dred quarters of NEW PALE-, and for Three Hundred ewar. tens of NEW CLOSE-DRIED AMBER MALT, to be i answerable• to samples (of not less than One Quart each) to betraduced with the Tenders. To be delivered, one Hall there. of in a Fortnight, and the other Half in 'a Fortnight afterwards, into His Majesty's PiEivalling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable, w(to Interest, nirrqy dos after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be teen at the Seartapy's Office. , ' No regard Will be had to any Tender in which the P, ice shall mot be inserted in words at length, or That shalfnot be delivered to Ithe Board ' before One o'clock on the said Friday the 9th of February next, nor unless the Person who - Makes the Tender, o some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called Jar.• 1 !"1. ~;.:~•; ;LH ~: ,} nI aers uc +~ 43kli tho cr. eat er I th. 3 °ULU) t ~~ ~~